Financial Management for Managers
In this course, the professor will discuss about the investment, financing and dividend decisions processes in business firms and the process of value maximization of any business firm.
Understanding Stocks and Corporate Finance - Lecture 11
Explore the stock market's role in corporate finance, including ownership, dividends, leverage, and key theories. Gain insights into how companies manage capital and shareholder relations.
Brooklyn Quant Experience - A Tale of Two Tails: Size, Volatility, and Uncertainty
Explore size, volatility, and uncertainty in finance with Maggie Copeland's lecture on two-tailed mortality, applications, and trading implications.
From Aid to Investment - New Models in Development Finance
Exploring innovative finance models bridging developed and developing economies, focusing on investment strategies, capital structures, and policies to accelerate growth and address global challenges.
Trends Shaping Global Credit Markets
Investors analyze global credit markets, discussing monetary policies, tax reform, capital structures, and geopolitical events. Experts explore risk-adjusted profiles and idiosyncratic risk in credit investments.